Startups

New tech roles on the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List go some way to addressing the tech skills shortage, but not far enough.

South Australia's budget, unveiled this week, left the state facing a record $1.78 billion deficit. So what's in it for SMEs and startups?

Non-dilutive capital is emerging as a key trend, as more and more startup founders push for alternatives to raising growth funding.

SME-focused fintech Zeller has secured $50 million in funding, bringing its total capital raised to more than $81 million within 12 months.

MYOB has struck a partnership with the fintech Valiant to offer small businesses data-informed financing options for fast access to capital.

Share trading algorithm startup Unhedged has raised $1.7 million in equity crowdfunding, having passed its minimum target within 45 minutes.

Angel investors Rachael Neumann and Kylie Frazer have launched Flying Fox Ventures to deploy $5 million into early-stage startups each year.

Equity crowdfunding opens up a lot of potential capital, but you need to ensure your business is properly prepared for the changes that follow.

SME-focused Judo Bank has secured $174 million in capital as it becomes the third-largest bank lender to the SME sector.

Last week, three South Australian startups announced they are furthering their plans to support the international space industry.

This week's wrap-up totals a massive $93.1 million in startup funding, including insurance tech, a COVID-19 nasal spray, and sustainable packaging.

Perth-based software company Velrada played a key role managing security and logistics at this month's G7 summit.